The Supreme Court recently upheld Title VII, which protects lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender workers. Moving forward, employers will need to ensure their equal employment opportunity policies, practices and trainings reflect this new court holding.
Confronting Race and Inclusion in the Construction Industry
Here are five ways construction business leaders can create an inclusive environment in their companies that represents all employees.
Commitment, Culture, Creativity: A Spotlight on ABC’s Diversity Excellence Awards
The winners of ABC's 2019 Diversity Excellence Awards share a commitment to their work, passion for their employees and communities, and the creativity not only to develop D&I within their workforces, but to see that vision through.
A Diverse Team Is Better Equipped to Solve Challenges
When faced with unique and complex challenges in construction, having different perspectives provided by increased diversity—of experience, background and knowledge—better equips project teams to execute the right solutions.
Five Reasons to Hire Older Workers—and How to Keep Them
To make up for the gap in available talent, construction executives must look to project managers and superintendents in the 58-to-64 age range. Fortunately, there are numerous benefits to hiring older workers.
Software as an Inclusivity Tool
Construction Executive talked with Jenny Moshea, director of technology at Sellen, a Seattle-based construction company, about how implementation of technology early in the project can effectively bridge workforce gaps, create efficiencies and drive greater diversity in the industry.
Move Beyond the Ratio and Embrace Diversity
Progress is hard and sometimes messy but, by leaning into friction, the construction industry will advance and reap the many benefits of diversity and inclusion. Be brave, take the first step and embrace the challenge.
How Contractors Can Support Women in the Workforce
Taking steps to support women in the workplace is just good business. Implementing these benefits and policies will not only appeal to women but also to the rest of the staff.












